I suspect we are playing musical chairs and somebody is going to be left without a seat:)

Catering company maybe music the whole works. 

I don't believe real estate has to just be treated as a profession, any more than a guitarist has to learn music theory (or even how to read music instead of tabs).  

Yes, well in hindsight I can predict The Great Depression, Black Monday, both World Wars, the winner of all Presidential contests, and the sad musical career of Macaulay Culkin.

About 8 years ago I passed the non-profit music school for kids that I set up over to Patrisha, and went into RE full time.

I'm assuming he knows what's wrong with it and doesn't want to face the music. 

Jared Carpenter I work as a financial analyst for Cafe Rio Mexican Grill.

@Brian Gibbons is a master of lease options, and I tend to be the go to guy for LO's in TX.To be honest, the agent won't likely know a darn thing about lease options.I've only done about 500 in the last 11 years, and my experience has shown that if you actually want the buyer to BUY the property, then a property below $90k or so in your area is better suited for an owner finance.If the buyers are Mexican, then you need to know if they have a SS# or a TIN.

But only so many people live in the area, so I'm not sure who's going to buy all of those houses when the music stops playing.

I'd also be curious if they're getting a ringing sound, music, or any other "announcements" as all of this can affect your conversion of leads.